Show w- ltehlIJlifalJlltatrj 2A Ogden Standard-Examine- r Tuesday January 6 a wriWnrJiV° 1976 "gw - WASHINGTON (AP) Richard S Welch had a reputation in the CIA as a brilliant officer jacent to the cemetery Welch’s body was to be carried from the chapel to the gravesite on a horse-draw- n musket caisson A three-volle- y salute was planned Welch 46 was shot down by an unknown assailant as he returned home from a Christmas party after being publicly identified as a CIA official He had been listed officially a scholar-sp- y the embattled agency could least afford to lose He is being buried today at Arlington National Cemetery in a military ceremony two weeks after he was assassinated outside his home in Athens President Ford planned to attend the nondenomination-a- l as a special assistant at the US Embassy in Athens but recently was identified by a funeral service at the morial Chapel of Ft Myer ad Me- quarterly called “Counterspy” as the CIA representative in Peru before being assigned to Athens last May An Athens newspaper named him as one of a number of CIA officials operating in Greece He had earlier been identified by a Peruvian newspaper as a CIA agent Mike Ackerman a former CIA agent who worked with Welch in Guyana in 1963 and 1969 said in an interview Monday that “in his profession” Washington the slain officer “was shrewd meticulous and correct” But he said the US government failed to protect i ts agents following public criticism of intelligence operations and sent Welch into the field “poorly covered trying to do a job that was almost an imposs- ibility” Ackerman quit the CIA last May with the goal of defending the agency following disclosure of some of its secret operations assassination plots including THE WEATHER TODAY WORD-A-DA- as a man” he said Welch whose hair was gray and thinning since his 30s was a large man six feet tall and as a strategist Welch who spent more than 20 years with the agency studied Greek classics at Harvard and spoke both classic and colloquial Greek Ackerman said He was known in the agency for the influence his classical studies had on his official reports He would spice the reports with quotations from Cato Sophocles “or anyone else who was Greek or Roman” against foreign leaders “If there was one man the CIA could afford to lose the least it was probably Dick” Ackerman said of his slain former colleague “His sport was predictably the marathon his game was chess but his passion was intelligence” Ackerman said He recalled that Welch 10 years his senior “whipped the pants off me in a mile” run when the two were in South America finishing the race in less than six minutes ‘big-pictur- e’ A childhood accident cost him his sight in one eye As an agent “he never bothered with weapons and ab- 170 pounds horred violence” Ackerman said Welch was “never screwing around with things that were against American law” he said Ackerman recalled “He was one of the most brilliant officers in the agency Y By BACH TONIGHTS PREMIERE CANCELLED BECAUSE THE CAST IS TOO KIERVOU6TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE! 3024 3048 3000 BOSTON TT United Press International Twin Falls Idaho looked like scene from the “Wizard of Oz” but the scenario in most of the rest of the nation was more ike something from “Jack Frost” storm Monday sent winds whipping through Twin Falls at 50 miles per hour ripping roofs rom houses and limbs from rees Large plate glass windows were blown out of the store and metal outside storage buildings tumbled over and over —reminiscent witnesses said of “The Wizard of Oz” movie tornado scene There were no injuries PILED UP Three inches of snow piled up in Idaho Falls Idaho and two inches fell at Elko Nev Snow also swept portions of the Great Lakes and the northern Appalachians Monday A four inch snowfall hit northeastern Ohio leaving an snowcover in some areas A NEW YORK Sears-Roebu- premiere V )wuf J-- — (pre-m- er THE FIRST PUBLIC PRESENTATION OF A MOVIE PLAY OR OTHER PERFORM-AKJCE-T- HE LEADING- - LADY OF ATHEATRICALCOMPANT ck NEW YORK (AP) — A stub- men standing on the rim of the million gallons of No 6 oil born fire that has alternately tank were hurt and required O’Hagan said firemen were in a spraying foam on three other raged and smoldered treatment hospital for tanks in the eight-tan- k complex Brooklyn oil storage tank sent four feet us about “It “and taking temperature reada was fanned three days by second explosion that ignited oil up” said Tom Clark one of the ings of the oil to make sure the in an adjoining tank Twenty-on- e firemen who was hurled back- temperature doesn't rise” The cause of the explosion persons have been injured ward down a dirt embankment not known There were rewas Already hampered by subAnother 12 firemen and two that it might have freezing temperatures and high of Humble Oil were ports Sunday off winds been touched weary firemen were employes by the crash caught by surprise Monday injured or made sick by smoke of a small plane or helicopter afternoon when the inhalation Monday night Two but no missing aircraft was restill-burni- tank belched a gi- firemen ant orange fireball Seven fire- - talization A fire department ported there appeared said spokesman little to support such a theory FOAM USED UP A Coast Guard source said it The blaze which shot flames might take several days before and columns of thick smoke the oil spill can be cleared and Continued From First Page Emergency Operations Center more than 200 feet into the air the canal reopened had spotted potential trouble all but depleted the Fire Deit” of foam Adthey anticipated Val- partment’s supply Fernando the San in spots ditional In Sacramento state officials supplies were rushed in 14-FORAIN in from as far communities and beach ley away as New Jerdoctors’ continued to meet with the International airport area sey and Pennsylvania Fire FOR YEAR representatives in hopes of fighters had sprayed more than ONLY CRITICAL CASES finding a solution to the skyIn these areas Yatabe said rocketing malpractice rates the UM WEATHER f OIOCAST © doctors are protesting Assem- private hospitals had promised it LAKE QUINAULT Wash New snows also whitened “The problem is that the fuel to “stabilize and transport” FORECAST— Tonight rain is in store for the north Pacific coast the lower — More than 14 feet of of Leo (AP) McCarthy portions of Washington state bly Speaker ad- has been burning for so long Plains and lower half of the Mississippi Valley region Some snow is indicated will but fell rain here in 1975 and it emergency patients that it is literally boiling and wasn't even a record bolstering the spirits of ski San Francisco told an informal mit only critical cases for the upper Rockies and in the vicinity of the Lakes Elsewhere mostly fair resort owners suffering one of news conference that it could UPI Telephoto Weather Map The slowdown affected six of there is tremendous turbulence weather should prevail — Standard-Examine- r “It didn't seem partheir worst season starts in months before malpractice 14 hospitals in Ventura and in the tank so that they can’t ticularly said Bryce years said Lausch rainy”in enouSb foam on it §£ Counties is enacted but Santa Barbara charge of ranger New shivered legislation fiTlLLION RANSOM Fire John T Commissioner Englanders no re immediate were of the there District the Quinault under the grip of an arctic cold “It may take all of this sesO'Hagan National Forest Olympic wave that chilled most of the sion until September to comejP The initial explosion Sunday wide “It didn’t rain any more nation and stretched into Ine up with some resolution” he' Oil Terat the night Patchogue slowoften than usual spread publicity about the g areas of Caliminal Corp ruptured another Sometimes con- down showed some initial maybe it rained fornia and Florida 50000-gallo- n tank sending thoua little treatment with fusion harder” where on about experience Drawing Temperatures moderated elsands of gallons of No 6 heavy inForest Service 17021 sewhere Monday It didn’t last major disasters such as the could be obtained A man who crude oil into the Gowanus Castruments to called the emergency center say that long in the Plains and the 1971 Los Angeles earthquake nal an inlet of Upper New inches of rain fell at the he told had was chest USC were UCLA both and presay pains York Bay and a major route wicker basket in which they Rockies A new blast of cold air PARIS (AP) —Six gunmen for five days 1975 — station to do local his the usual call worst for the ranger during swept in from Canada sending paring for fuel and the supplies said Police industry — 14 like Hazan off looked carried kidnapers inches feet 221 The fire department rescue squad holding the chief of France’s temperatures plummeting to The spill began overflowing STRESSED between 25 and 30 the 1963 when it came in record Some rock biggest record company for $34 who were o bulky amplifying patients apparently gear booms set up by the was depths again early “We get stressed quite ofmillion ransom made telephone years old had talked several musicians often treatment because of beyond really wet — 17545 postponed carry Haz-antoday Coast Guard to contain the oil ten” said Anderson “When the slowdown contact today with the kidnaped times by telephone with inches and Ogden Reid state commiswife Authorities gave no The gunmen “came into the SOME BAREFOOTED there is an earthquake or a man’s wife Police said the ranwho came here beNormally it’s dry by “People sioner of environmental conabout bomb goes off at the airport or fore arrange- room without warning and at Some 200 som money was ready for de- information standards — about Quinault not be in coming may said servation that monthe of for ments the Monday downtown a war there’s payment we to 133 first the kidnapers inches gang livery thought it was some barefooted fled a blazing five-o- f now” said Anderson “They threat of environmental damthe victims come here in the flow of rain “Were m Mrs Louis Hazan said there ey and the release of the miss- kind feel of the story said because Claude apartment building publicity age was “serious” joke” on Satur“But or clouds said Lausch any Friday here” at was no progress toward secur- ing man be the temperatures Rocky crowding they might Hautefeuille the firm’s secre-- i TTu'zeI0 if you go through Conn“We’ve these '1?'11' day OIL night BIG SUPPLY Monda5rThe -SUBSIDIARY The PHILIPS her husband’s if fire with release in a came experienced ing they system “But here and see the number of cold or some aches and amounts time a for long abductors told her only that Phonogram is a subsidiary of tary general realized pains Reid said the burning and It's not really that great” temperatures turned emergencies you’d think there The media has done a pretty leaking tanks contained 15 milthey would call again later she the giant Dutch Philips com- quickly frigid serious water from fire hoses into tons had been a major disaster We good job of publicizing this” said lion gallons of No 2 oil and 16 pany One of the intruders asked Louis Hazan The six men wearing sweat- “Who is the chief executive?” of ice that hung from the ruins operate on a crisis mode at all and surrounding fire trucks times” president of Phonogram Co ers and jeans apparently got Hazan rose and was immeSome of Monday’s emergency The weather forecast: was kidnaped Dec 31 from a into the Phonogram offices diately tied up and placed inadmissions came to USC from Utah: Snow showers gradualboard meeting in his company’s without being stopped because side the basket The gunmen other hospitals — among them offices in the center of Paris they were dressed like the then locked four other board ly decreasing tonight Partly woman a who had fallen from a with a few and carried off in a wicker bas- young rock stars who frequent members in the room and took cloudy Wednesday snow second flurries the story window and a bimainly along ket Police kept the story quiet the place And the man-siz- e a fifth the company’s financial mountains ft who was hit by a rider 25 cycle Highs Wednesday director with them to 35 lows tonight 5 to 20 car Both cases required orthoON A VAN Salt Lake City Ogden Provo pedic treatment — one of the Snow showers specialities being cut back in The basket was taken away and Logan: 4 d e c e s a r eing tonight Partly the protest skin cancer in the United States 'on a van The financial director Continued From First Page TO “The number of transfers taken a short distance by cloudy Wednesday Highs 'vas The each preyear department 30 to 35 lows from community hospitals to widely regarded abroad as intwo of the kidnapers in another Wednesday would occur dieted this because to low mid teens county hospitals is rising sloweas with the key tonight car then equitable and discriminatory” g of the snow exhaust to the locked boardroom He Probability plane’s decreasing ly” said Yatabe He said the In Toulouse France meanto 20 per cent tonight and would deplete the ozone layer called the police union and while the Communist-le- d increase the Hautefeuille said he thought Wednesday at the plant where the jetliner amountthereby Thief Returns Money of potentially cancer-causin- g the kidnaping might be con is made said today it would ultra-violrays reach- nected with a bomb explosion PERTH Australia (AP) — A urge French airport workers ing the earth’s surface There outside headquarPhonogram’s not to service US planes if are now about 250000 cases of repentant burglar mailed to poters last October or with the relice $14500 in checks and cash America refuses to grant the nonfatal skin cancer each year cent fraudulent transfer of he had stolen from a transConcorde landing rights Coleman told speakers at the $800000 of the company’s monLeaders of the General Conportation company New Year’s that he intends to con- ey to a false bank account I A V4 ' — ' 5A —' 'u! Eve He said he had been w federation of Labor (CGT) at hearing tf all sider factors dipincluding It was the second kid major drunk and was ashamed of the National Aerospace InI 1 : J ! lomatic and economic consider- naping in France in less than a f J i— himself dustries plant said they would ations in A i ’21 tt- j decision a month Merieux reaching Christopher boycott US products if the Con- He leheir to a pharmaceupassed out a list of nine corde was banned from landing -v SO asked and truck fortune was reparticitical and questions gal in America and would ask the TELEPHONE NUMBERS pants to advise him on their leased unharmed Dec 12 after government to take similar his father paid $45 million in feelings on each question CIRCULATION DEPT ONLY ransom (Foe delivery before 7:30 pm OBLIGATIONS OPPOSED — 11:30 am weekday service in operaSeveral groups opposed the Four of the questions dealt with US obligations to the COVER-U- P tion after hours) and France of Air applications interOgden-WebBritish Airways to use the Con- British and French under County : national and 1 treaties agreecorde on certain transatlantic Continued From First Page a major argument before the enviwith ments five and dealt £ Toll free — No Davis County Vi flights but the strongest blow appeals court - reunited for the first time imlaws their ronmental and Zenith 9611 to the hopes of the plane’s man- nine-man Six judges of the Toll Free — So Box Elder County ufacturers came from the Envi- - P30" the Concorde s future many months Court of Appeals agreed to US word Coleman has final the Zenith 9611 in were The heard appeals ronmental Protection Agency hear the others the be will arguments on whether the All Other Departments the huge ceremonial chamber plane Assistant EPA Administrator excused themselves without INCLUNNO in allowed States the United — courthouse of federal the the Strelow said the EPA opRoger Newsroom a reason giving his be However can ap- same courtroom where 15 ruling poses allowing Concorde into ei1 Advertising and Haldeman Ehrlichman to the courts Congress months ago the jury in the cover“In- pealed Business ther airport saying who were Nixon’s No 1 and trial was being picked troduction of Concorde service also could overturn the effects -up (Genera! Electric West Bend and many others) of decision a court It was Wilson’s argument No 2 White House aides and runs directly counter to the The Concorde already has that the jury selection process Mitchell the former attorney noise abatement and other en(Dgbrn §taubarb-Eamm?- r were sentenced to 2 V2 vironmental policies and pro- been certified as airworthy and was faulty that the trial was general 455 Twenty-thir- d Street will begin scheduled service so replete with errors that the to 8 years in prison Mardian grams of the United States” convicted of the only this on month from single later overflights be should convictions Most opponents concentrated Gene Glasmann Hatch conspiracy count was sentheir opposition on the noise Paris and London to Rio de Ja- turned President to a term of 10 months neiro and Bahrain All four defendants were con- tenced d made by the plane Meanwhile the Tiara Oil Co Jack M Banks to 3 years All have been free Come in and “Shop” our gift selection NOW! victed of conspiring to cover up on takeoff and landing but othGeneral Manager outcome the of the of Gladwyne Pa announced it the pending apexAll ers attacked the jet for its poWatergate scandal Charles D Carver continuing with its efforts cept Mardian also were con- peals tential impact on the earth’s was where your money works harder for you! Managing Editor Mardian was a assistformer adto and an develop produce victed of obstructing justice ant protective ozone layer M Moler Murray attorney general and depuThe Department of Trans- vanced and ecologically accept- and multiple counts of perjury Associate Editor of camNixon’s able American SST ty manager priusing All an are four in said last appealing year portation Published doily end Sundoy of Ogden Uoh by vate funds paign organization the Com The Standord Corporation Ogden Utah 84401 environmental impact stateCUM LAUDE mittee for the of the The Tiara plan calls for coopment that the Concorde would Middle Eastern oil proSpecial Watergate Prosecutor President His appeal will be Second Clast Postoge paid ot Ogden Utah sound twice as loud to persons erating rates $3 75 per month onywhere In to to oil Ruff working with a argued separately from the oth- Subscription Charles ducers crude the United Stoics All mad subscriptions payable under its flight path near air- the United export at in odvonce States special low depleted staff engaged a for- ers but on the same day 2462 Wash Blvd 18West Bd’way 23NoMairt ports than conventional jets rates The oil will then be con mer member of the staff Peter More than 1000 pages of le- AM unsolicited articles pictures letters manusLake Salt Ogden Bountiful City DEPLETE OZONE verted to jet fuel by coopera- M Kreindler to argue for the gal briefs preceded today’s ar- cripts ond related matter sent to the Ogden Tel risk Tel Exommer Standord ore the sen! owner's ot Tel Tt also said the plane could ting refiners and then sold by government before the appeals guments The defendants’ lawand The Standard Corporation does not ossume lor their custody Of return cause an increase of less than Tiara at prevailing prices with court Kreindler 30 a 1971 cum yers were given 30 minutes responsibility The Ogden is o member of the to laude each the to was fund the Associated Press United Press International and h of 1 per cent in the the profits going government graduate of Harvard Law the Audit Bureau of Circulations School has never before made have two hours number of cases of nonfatal new SST AOi-IO--23 50000-barr- el required hospi- IMPACT OF DOCTORS' OT NO -- record even 18-in- ch I $34 French Executive's Kidnaper s Contact Wife in Phone Call citrus-growin- j sub-zer- ’s - -- THE BIG NEWS IS UNITED SAVIN HEARING ON SST EA EL1” of high-flyin- et n ar- I s I ’ l A-- - 1 -- - -- STANDARD-EXAMINE- C- R ' APPEAL rO:' er 399-961- 394-771- V with deposits of $250 $1000 $5000 or more! ‘HIGHEST INTEREST ANYWHERE with INSURED SAFETY! delta-winge- Re-electi- on and Loan Association 393-860- 8 Stondord-Exomme- one-tent- $ r 363-385- 3 292-242- 7 |